Somewhere in Ireland

Posted by Chris (Nantes, France) on 26 April 2009 in Landscape & Rural.

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Comments (6)

Craig from Vacaville, California, United States

Love the effect of that wide angle!

26 Apr 2009 11:05am

@Craig: Thanks Craig. This is one of the few I did not loose from my two week holiday in Ireland! I think I'll be moving to USB keys for trip storage in the future.

Heather J. Woodland from Napanee ON, Canada

Stunning!

26 Apr 2009 7:12pm

@Heather J. Woodland: Thanks Heather. The effect is the 10mm lens used here. Difficult to master at the beginning, I had never had anything as short before. Nice of you for having taken the time to comment.
Cheers

DarkElf from Perth, Australia

excellent landscape composition! good contrast and nice darker edge to the tones here that bring out great depth and textures!

27 Apr 2009 11:20am

@DarkElf: Thanks DarkElf. I love this 10mm lens. Especially when you are lucky enough to be in such places...

R.T.KEAN from Leuze-en-Hainaut, Belgium

very nice landscape as usual.

28 Apr 2009 7:57pm

@R.T.KEAN: Thanks. I have just come back from a nice holiday, but I have lost most of my photographs... This is one of the rare salvaged.

HOSSEIN from TEHRAN, Iran

Wonderful shot...

1 May 2009 6:41am

@HOSSEIN: Thanks Hossein. Wide angle lenses can show things your eyes are not used to seeing.

freDeric from Orleans, France

que de fans mais pas en france ? ;) L'image n' a pas de frontiere... Cool.. D'ailleurs, on voyage loin ici, on est tout simplment apsiré par les perspectives...

17 May 2009 10:22am

@freDeric: Merci freDeric. En effet, l'image n'a pas de frontière... J'adore cette possibilité d'échanger des émotions, sans forcément partager un langue, ni une culture.
Les perspectives Irlandaises sont tout simplement faramineuses. Être au bon moment, au bon endroit...

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